A Singaporean tale with a universal flavour, it is a delightful blend of fact, fantasy fiction and moral values. Written/illustrated by a local writer, it is Book IV in a series of 4 where the saga ends. In the beginning, he squeaked into their lives unobtrusively and thus began the first of many adventures of a lifetime for Brandon and Bryan, a pair of bickering brothers. The boys could not have known then that their lives would be so enriched over the years when they befriended Squeaky, the magical man-squirrrel. But never in their wildest imagination did they ever think that their ties with Squeaky, their mentor-friend would be strained and tested when Brandon goes missing, no thanks to Dexter. Roping in their cousins and traversing the world faster than you can blink -- will Bryan and his human friends ever find his beloved brother Brandon? Can Bryan forgive Squeaky whose actions led Dexter, his nemesis to kidnap Brandon? How would Squeaky ever make up to Bryan and his parents over Brandon's mysterious disappearance? How could they ever account for Squeaky's existence when he wasn't even supposed to be ... Has Squeaky finally lost his magic touch? Will blood always be thicker than water? True to form, Joanna Wong spins a delightfully suspenseful finale in this last installment, bringing highs, lows and artful frustration yet thoroughly enjoyable gratification in this popular series. Ever mindful of the need to teach without nagging, to advise without being condescending, she has skilfully weaved the very aspects of being human into her characters as they deal with life's curveballs, very much her reminder to all, that fiction is no stranger than life itself. Book Reviewers: "A highly enjoyable and captivating tale. I was extremely hooked right from the first page." - Cheng Kai, 11 years old, Anglo Chinese Primary School "Squeaky IV is fascinating. Reading it felt like travelling together with the characters. I love how I can learn about new places and interesting facts. I just couldn't put the book down. I can't wait to find out what's coming up next." - Heng Wei Juan, 10 years old, Singapore Chinese Girls' School "It's so interesting, I wish it would never end ..." - Jonah Tan, 10 years old, White Sands Primary School "It's excellent because it relates to the wonders of the world and I would highly recommend it to my friends." - Josiah Ching, 9 years old, Anglo Chinese Primary School "I enjoyed the story very much as there was a twist in the characters' adventures. It is as interesting and exciting as the other Squeaky books." - Alain Chen, 11 years old, River Valley Primary School "A heartwarming and yet hilarious story. Every child should have this." - Michael Lee, 11 years old, Anglo Chinese Primary School